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| Ophrys apifera |
The Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera) is said to resemble a bee, and this may be used to attract bees to aid in pollination. (apifera means "bee-bearer"). The flower is furry to the touch and is quite variable in the pattern of coloration.
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